Has anyone had success with PPC?

[drac313]

Before I pursue a venture that may prove costly, can anyone tell me if PPC has worked for them. Any tips? What advertiser do you use? Is it possible to do this just adwords vouchers and no large sum of cash spent?

Thanks!

 

[jtgjustin]

Its all trial and error, make sure you have at least 1k to test offers.

 

[ohaider]

Its all trial and error, make sure you have at least 1k to test offers.

That's not true whatsoever. It depends on the niche. You can build campaigns off of one cent clicks and still CONVERT. PPC can be costly if you do not do it right, but if you research and are willing to spend some cash you can almost always turn for a profit.

 

[Mutikasa]

what offers on which SE?

 

[beeHWfan]

Well, I wish I could say that I have been successful at ppc but I haven't yet been able to try.

However, I did watch a wso that was very enlightening. It basically showed how to find the traffic.

See most ppl find a product first, then try to figure out how to market it. I think it's better to find traffic first, then find product for ppl. Either way PPC really boils down to demographics.

For instance, lets say you have financial based product. Maybe it would be best to buy ad spots at cnn.com, forbes.com, foxnews.com, msnfinancial.com, where as if you are selling beauty products you might do better at betterhomesandgardens, or elle.com etc.

So how do you know what demographic is going to what webiste? Alexa rankings. just go to alex.com and you can find out what type of demographic visits any major site on the net.

Once you find the right sources then it comes down to split testing.

Ok, hope this helped. Peace.

 

[scully]

I would go and read RedTide's tutorial on his PPC method. He does very well.

 

[kideze]

Very smart right up, good stuff mate, will start looking for traffic before just diving right in

Well, I wish I could say that I have been successful at ppc but I haven't yet been able to try.

However, I did watch a wso that was very enlightening. It basically showed how to find the traffic.

See most ppl find a product first, then try to figure out how to market it. I think it's better to find traffic first, then find product for ppl. Either way PPC really boils down to demographics.

For instance, lets say you have financial based product. Maybe it would be best to buy ad spots at cnn.com, forbes.com, foxnews.com, msnfinancial.com, where as if you are selling beauty products you might do better at betterhomesandgardens, or elle.com etc.

So how do you know what demographic is going to what webiste? Alexa rankings. just go to alex.com and you can find out what type of demographic visits any major site on the net.

Once you find the right sources then it comes down to split testing.

Ok, hope this helped. Peace.

 

[sudirboi]

go to ppc section mate